The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-07
LOCAL BREvITlEs.
hIattersj Of minor aron,ont In and About
10 RI tti3ii.l9 tho CITY, Sta X ". 9si + y

y CRY taxed are due to-day.
oNE marriage license was Issued Sat-
i On deed q trust was recorded Sat-
urday.
Liahts." t'sSls - z, 5;liF
The GRAND this eyenlngAST. ]. Farron
In IA Soap Bubble"
The County Commissioners meet In
regular monthly session to-day.
THE Fulton Gre department will have a
benefit ball Wednesday evening. 45
O. W. CuNSlNauAM, Of North Wheeling,
has been appointed sexton Of Mt. Wood
cemetery. '3laS lF
The steamer Princess started up the
river for Whesling with load Of freight,
but stuck at Wegee. VI p
The Top mill will probably resume
work this week, alter Btoppage Of nearly
week for want Of ateel. ''F
THERE are seven caaea on the docket for
this morning police court, besides the
two against Charles johnson.
OFFICER CARNEY was on Killesn's Sixth
ward beat yesterday, and Wilkie patroled
Csrney's East Wheeling beat. 7S'7
OFFICER BRINkMAH found a stray gray
horas In the Eighth ward last night and
took care Of 1t for tho owner. S!es
One OF Hubbard & Paull's teams ran of
Saturday ct tho Baltimore & Ohio freight
depot and badly demolished the wagon.
N. IS. ,Woop and the "Waiis Of New
York" company cloVd their engagement
at the GraYd Saturday to two good houaen.
THE ladies OF the 1t. s.sphans church,
In tho Eighth ward, gave an apron party
for the benefit OF the church, Saturday
evening.
THERE were three cases in the police
court Saturday, one man being fined and
an old German and boy Of IA being let
of with lectures. .
SQUIRE CALDWELL has sdjudged Louis
Huth TO DO q lunatic. His brother gave
bond for his safe keeping till he can DO ad-
mittcd to tho Weston asylum. AT
IT is uad that the Laughlin Nail Com.
pany ia arranging to uae tho gas from
its well. which was bored couple Of
years ago, Tor lighting'ths factory.
Cox & MORRISON are making a eteam
boiler for the new Warwick pottery, which
will bs this largest In West Virginia. It
Is to be 50 inches in diameter and Ii feet
long. q
A GENTLEMAN interested in base bali
suggasta that the Directors issue now one
hundred season tickets for next season at
SIS esch. He thinks they could readily
be sold. '.l
| A SALOON keeper over the river has q
hog which drinks wooden bucket full OF
beer with Its daily rations, and will not
touch water unless 1t becomes very
thirsty. 4
| ONE Of the lady actors In "Tho Boy
Tramp" Tell down flight Of staira at the
hotel at Bellsire and injured leg, so
that she Tus compelled TO use crutch OF
the stage. Fl.
| The election OF directors Of the Y. M. G.
A. will occur at tho building bstween the
hours Of u n and 1880 P. n. to.dsy. Ac.
tive members Of the association are en-.
titled to vote. ~
= A PoEcs OF Baltimore 4 Ohio carpenters
ara en-, .-svoring to straighten the crooked
trestle under .he centre Of the rsisroad
bridge on tho Pittsburs,'h division, croasing
Wheeling creek. ;r..
JOHN Holman and ]. Frolinsfell, two
miners employed in Hobbs, Brock.
unier 4 Co.'S glass house coal banks, were
tloored by fall Of aoapstone, but Escaped
With a few slight bruises about the head
and shoulders.
|
The following well known glass workers
left last night for VOLTS run, in Marshall
county, on bunting expedition: Tom
Robineon, captain; Ted Bsanneu, Cha,les
Roach, Max Eiennurr, Tom Lacy, Fred
Miller and Frank Kiuk. e
The scarcity Of water in many Of the
towns down the river is really serious
thing. Nest all the wells end springs have
gone day. at Sardie, for instance, I'LL the
water that is used for domestic purposes
has to be carried from tbs river. II
Mn GEORGE RIckErrB, for several yagre
the efficient foreman at the Hope Hose
Houae, has resigned his position and will
90 to Los Angeles, CAL, to make hia iu.
ture homo. lie 10 one of the kidd OF men
that Wheeling gees depart With regret.
Lou STEVENS ia in jail, accused OF steal.
ing a gold watch from schmidfs Orleans
saloon in Oc!obsr, 1885, s warrant has
been out for him ever since, but for some
reason ito wsa never arrested until Deputy
Sheriff White locked him up last week.
Pgor. H. r. BLAsDELL, President of the
Female College, occupied the pulpit OF the
Disciples church last evening, in tho alb.
sence OF the pastor, end delivered very
Interesting discourse. The pastor, Rev.
N. L, Atwood, is holding a protracted
meeting at Malaga, Ohio. .ass9
RUFUS scoIT's "Thrown Upon the
World" will follow the "'Soap Bubble" at
the Grand Opera Houee for three nights.
Tho company is well spoken of by the
press and public wherever it has yet ap.
pearel and will no doubt crowd the house
at each performance here.
TIE following transfer OF real estate was
left for record ct Clerk Hooks office Sat-
urdsy: Deed made October 20, 1887, by
NJ. 7. Frame and wife, to Mrs, Sarah j,
Grove. wife Of Jouss Grove, for the north
part Of lot No. l2, in A. G. Robinson's ad-
dition. Consideration, $l,0lO. Ssh
On. 7. Il. LOGAN will give a talk on
"salt Lake City" in the Young Mems
Christian Association parlors at 8 O'Clock,
Tueaday evening. The doctor is we'll in.
formed on this topic, as he visited Salt
Lake City tho past summer, and the young
men may expect an interesting talk.
Tue old swindle OF taking feather bede
to be cleaned alta ridiculously small price
and forgetting to bring them back is again
being worked on tho farmers over the
river. It Is the general belief Of the vic.
tims that the operators are Wheeling men,
| The feathers are cleaned and then sold.
A SPECIAL train consisting Of three
baggage cars, three sleepers and coach,
passed through hers on the B. & o,
road yesterday morning before dsybreak,
conveying from Pittsburgh to Gin cinnsti.
The theatrical companies that have been
playing in Pittsburgh the past week, and
their scenery and baggage. 5,55s.5 a! "
The Women's Relief Corps 81 the 6. A.
/ H.. 4 - ol l., L.